Miyerkules, Nobyembre 11, 2015

Political
columnist Mortz C. Ortigoza asked this afternoon Philippine presidential front
runner and Senator Mary Grace Poe on whether she will
vote for a military treaty’s Enhanced Defense Cooperation Agreement between the
Philippines and the United States in case the Supreme Court strikes it out as
unconstitutional since it fails to have the Senate’s concurrence. Ortigoza inquired too Poe if her re-acquisition of her Philippine Citizenship through
Citizenship Retention and Re-acquisition Act of 2003 (Republic Act 9225) is the all encompassing
act that shroud her being a natural citizenship and makes her qualified to run as
presidential candidate of the Philippines as required by the Constitution.
Excerpts:

Interviewer Ortigoza poses with Senator Grace Poe in one of the lattervisits at San Carlos City, the city, of her late father actor FernandoPoe, Jr.

GRACE POE
(GP): (Pause)

MCO: Iyong executive military agreement
between the United States and the Philippine Government sa Resolution ni
Senator (Merriam) Santiago that there could be no EDCA without the concurrence
of the Senate.

MCO: Former U.E Dean Amado Valdez discussed
about three talking points about your citizenship in 2006, 2010, and 2011 when he filed recently at the Comelec for your disqualification in the presidential race.